Portsmouth, NH and Cedar Rapids, IA – (May 12, 2022) – Senet, Inc., a leading provider of cloud-based software and services platforms that enable global connectivity and on-demand network build-outs for the Internet of Things (IoT) and Ready Wireless, a leading IoT Managed Service Provider and Systems Integrator, today announced a partnership to deliver end-to-end enterprise and municipal IoT solutions combining Ready Wireless’ IoT application management and data visualization platform and Senet’s carrier-grade LoRaWAN network.
Ready Wireless provides an extensive range of customizable applications for some of the fastest growing IoT use cases in the smart building, smart city, and transportation segments, including asset tracking, environmental monitoring, and fleet management. Through this partnership, Ready Wireless has completed interoperability testing on the Senet network and will be selling, deploying, and supporting solutions with Senet connectivity plans. Senet operates one of the largest public carrier-grade networks in the United States and supports private, owner-operated network and device connectivity through its Platform-as-a-Service offering. Carrier-grade service delivery, end-to-end network security, and enterprise-grade network management are all standard in Senet’s network offering and delivered with Ready Wireless solutions.
que otros tipos de operadores han empezado a desarrollar infraestructuras específicas para satisfacer la creciente demanda de conectividad IoT por LPWAN. Algunos factores que han favorecido la disponibilidad y cobertura a nivel mundial de estas redes han sido las recientes inversiones realizadas por algunos proveedores de redes LoRaWan por satélite y comunitarios, y el hecho de que la itinerancia ya sea una realidad en veintitrés países (ver más abajo la lista de miembros de LoRa Alliance que operan actualmente redes públicas LoRaWAN). Al mismo tiempo, también se ha producido una gran proliferación de redes privadas. Este nuevo panorama de redes LoRaWAN ha crecido también en diversidad: las hay públicas, comunitarias, por satélite y privadas, además de algunos modelos híbridos. Esto representa una diferencia competitiva para LoRaWAN.
stata resa possibile sostanzialmente da altri tipi di operatori (non MNO) che stanno costruendo un’infrastruttura dedicata fondamentale per supportare le crescenti esigenze delle reti LPWAN per l’IoT. Recenti investimenti effettuati da fornitori di reti LoRaWAN comunitarie e satellitari, insieme alla disponibilità del roaming in oltre 23 Paesi, hanno ulteriormente accelerato la disponibilità della rete e la copertura globale (si veda l’attuale elenco dei membri di LoRa Alliance che operano nelle reti pubbliche LoRaWAN riportato di seguito). Allo stesso tempo, anche le reti private stanno registrando un tasso di crescita esplosivo. Questo nuovo scenario per le reti LoRaWAN mostra una crescita in termini di varietà – con molteplici approcci legati a reti pubbliche, private, comunitarie e satellitari, ma anche ibride – che rappresenta un elemento competitivo distintivo per LoRaWAN.
Wachstums von Nicht-MNOs ermöglicht, die eine wichtige dedizierte Infrastruktur zur Unterstützung des wachsenden Bedarfs an LPWAN IoT aufbauen. Dank der jüngsten Investitionen von Satelliten- und Gemeinschafts- LoRaWAN-Netzbetreibern und der Roaming-Verfügbarkeit in über 23 Ländern konnten die weltweite Reichweite und die Verfügbarkeit des Netzes gesteigert werden. (Siehe unten die aktuelle Liste der Mitglieder der LoRa Alliance, die öffentliche LoRaWAN-Netze betreiben). Zugleich erleben auch die privaten Netze ein geradezu explosionsartiges Wachstum. Das neue Umfeld für LoRaWAN-Netze verzeichnet eine wachsende Vielfalt – öffentliche, private, gemeinschaftliche und satellitengestützte sowie hybride Netzstrukturen – was ein Wettbewerbsvorteil für LoRaWAN ist.
récente croissance a été rendue possible par d’autres types d’opérateurs, qui construisent des infrastructures dédiées essentielles pour soutenir les besoins croissants de l’internet des objets ‘LPWAN’. De récents investissements de fournisseurs de réseaux satellitaires et communautaires LoRaWAN, ainsi que la disponibilité de l’itinérance dans plus de 23 pays, ont encore accéléré la disponibilité du réseau et la couverture mondiale (voir ci-dessous la liste actuelle des membres de la LoRa Alliance qui exploitent des réseaux LoRaWAN publics). Il est à noter que des réseaux privés font également face à une croissance explosive. Le nouveau paysage des réseaux LoRaWAN montre une croissance dans la diversité – publique, privée, communautaire et satellitaire, ainsi que des structures de réseaux hybrides – qui est un facteur de différenciation concurrentiel pour LoRaWAN.
by non-MNOs that are building critical dedicated infrastructure to support the expanding needs of LPWAN IoT. Recent investments by satellite and community LoRaWAN network providers, along with roaming availability in over 23 countries, have further accelerated network availability and global coverage (see the current list of LoRa Alliance members that operate public LoRaWAN networks below). At the same time, private networks are also experiencing an explosive rate of growth. This new landscape for LoRaWAN networks shows growth in diversity—public, community, satellite and private, as well as hybrid network approaches—which is a competitive differentiator for LoRaWAN.
LoRaWAN’s growth has been driven in large part by the acceleration of digital transformation, which moved from nice-to-have to a necessity among enterprises and cities globally, spurred on by the lessons learned from COVID-19. In short, digitization has become critical to providing safe environments, for the health welfare and safety of our citizens and planet.